@Simon That's (unfortunately) normal behaviour... I asked a while ago for adding this feature but I don't think I got an answer so if this possible or not to add, I don't know...

@VirtualVirgin Cool, thanks for checking. I tested in HISE too and it's the same. I'm updating my PR now.

@ustk
Yes, that seems to work. Thank you very much! :-)

@d-healey 👌 👌 👌
that antenna reminds me of the one I have once written a song about!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-bqbd0v70g
destiny!

@Christoph-Hart And I get an error here

template <typename T> void process(T& data) { DataReadLock sl(data); // Can't find constructor that matches init values { $p0 } for(auto ch: data) { for(auto& s: data.toChannelData(ch)) { s = getSample(s); } } }

@Christoph-Hart What about adding #pragma once? Or just ignoring duplicate includes - I can't think of a downside to that but maybe there is.

@Morphoice You can also use the scriptwatch table to see the values in realtime.

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@VirtualVirgin Looking good!

@aaronventure HISE's broadcaster system is my favourite thing about HISE (with the exception of the surprise queue). The GUI that @Christoph-Hart innovated is spectacular. But…it also scares me because it puts so much flow control out my hands, that if there's a problem with the system, there's no way I can work around it because everything is so intertwined—that's not a critique of the HISE implementation, it's endemic to any complex system. I ended up creating my own broadcaster system for my plugin—it's generally inferior to HISE's, and I'll slowly migrate it…but only after I'm confident I'll be OK doing so.

@VirtualVirgin And to add up on friends examples, you can nest two arrays (aka 2D array) so everything lies in one unique keyboard array:

const var keyboards = []; for (oct=0; oct<11; oct++) { keyboards[oct] =[]; /* add a nested octave array that will hold 12 keys */ for(key=0; key<12; key++) { var keyNb = oct*12 + key; if (keyNb > 127) break; /* 128 is time to break the loop boy */ keyboards[oct][key] = Content.getComponent("Key" + keyNb); } };

this snippet https://forum.hise.audio/topic/10635/snippet-per-event-modulation-from-ui-with-global-storage

has an example of globals usage where the interface and the processor script talk via a global object.

@clevername27 perhaps a way to do it would be writing the name of the preset in an external file and load it at init

@d-healey said in Is there a way to set button text from script?:

@VirtualVirgin I'm not 100% sure what you're doing, but it sounds like you're adding components dynamically at run time (after on init), if that is the case I think you'll run into issues.

If you want to change which components appear on top of one another you can use setZLevel().

The function for:

ScriptButton.setZLevel(String zLevel)

Does not appear to be working.

Here is a test snippet:

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@d-healey Thank you! You are always so helpful!

@Simon As usual I found that right after asking :D The lack of a channel parameter in playNote definitely threw me off.

yup, bug, should be fixed now.

@VirtualVirgin
Great, that it works for you! :-)
Sure, send me a snippet and I'll take a look at it tomorrow. :-)

All the best
Oli